Great Ming: Imprisoned in the Imperial Prison, I Have Disciples All Across the Court

What's the most dangerous place to transmigrate to? Of course, into the family of a corrupt official serving under Zhu Yuanzhang.

Chen Chu opened his eyes in the imperial prison, where he had to watch beheadings every day.

The whole family was in for the same fate.

Then, while Chen Chu spent his days on tenterhooks, a new friend appeared, one who would report his own father to the authorities.

"Sir, how can we keep our food supply and population stable?"

"Sir, what should we do if we can't maintain stability?"

"Sir, is overseas expansion viable?"

"Sir, can making kings overseas really extend the dynasty's reign?"

"Sir, you're free."

"Sir, the Great Ming has achieved the sun-never-sets empire you described!"

Stepping out of the imperial prison, Chen Chu looked around in bewilderment. "All these court officials are my disciples and descendants!"

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to actual people or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.